SEEDINVEST Acceleration Program 2026 for Nigerian Entrepreneurs (Up to ₦5 Million in Asset Grants)

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Applications are open for SEEDINVEST Acceleration Program 2026. If you’re building a business with the potential to create impact, generate jobs, and contribute to your community, the 2026 SEEDINVEST Acceleration Programme is your opportunity to accelerate that journey.

The SEEDINVEST Acceleration Programme is a flagship programme of Biodun and Ibikunle Foundation, which supports nano, micro and small businesses with entrepreneurial training, asset grants and advisory services to grow thriving enterprises.

Through expert-led training, mentorship, business support, and the opportunity to compete for ₦5 million in asset grants, SEEDINVEST Acceleration Programme is investing in entrepreneurs who are ready to build sustainable businesses and create lasting impact.

SEEDINVEST Acceleration Program Benefits

Selected participants will receive:

Opportunity to receive asset grants worth up to ₦5 million (business equipment and machinery)
Expert-led entrepreneurial training
Business mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs
Advisory and business support services
Networking opportunities with fellow entrepreneurs
Practical strategies to grow and scale their businesses.

Programme Structure

Shortlisted applicants will participate in a 6-week online acceleration programme, which includes:

Virtual masterclasses
Business development training
Mentorship sessions
Advisory support
Assessment for asset grant awards.

Eligibility Criteria for SEEDINVEST Acceleration Program

The programme is sector agnostic, they encourage entrepreneurs from all sectors to apply.
The programme is open to Nigerian entrepreneurs with registered businesses.
The business must have been operational for a minimum of one year (12 months)
They only consider applicants between the ages of 22-45 years.

Terms and Conditions

YOU MUST SATISFY THE FOLLOWING PREREQUISITES TO APPLY FOR THE SEEDINVEST ACCELERATION PROGRAMME.

Must be a registered business with the Corporate Affairs Commission.
Must have been operational for a minimum of one (1) year.
Must have a 5-year business plan.
Must have a business account with any of the commercial banks in Nigeria.
Must have a Tax Identification Number (TIN).
Must provide necessary product certifications from relevant regulatory body/bodies where applicable
Must have a verifiable business address.